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Table 1 Clinical features of enrolled patients

From: Differences in metabolic profiles between bicuspid and tricuspid aortic stenosis in the setting of transcatheter aortic valve replacement

 

Bicuspid aortic stenosis (n = 33)

Tricuspid aortic stenosis (n = 24)

P-value

Female, n (%)

24 (72.73%)

8 (33.33%)

0.006

Age (years)

72.48 ± 5.62

74.38 ± 5.53

0.21

Height (m)

1.57 ± 0.08

1.61 ± 0.09

0.12

Weight (kg)

55.15 ± 9.88

59.69 ± 9.87

0.92

BMI (kg/m2)

22.13 ± 3.45

22.83 ± 3.23

0.44

STS-PROM (%)

6.50 (4.42–8.59)

8.26 (4.93–13.38)

0.09

Comorbidities

 Hypertension, n(%)

15 (45.45%)

7 (29.17%)

0.27

 Diabetes, n (%)

1 (3.03%)

3 (12.5%)

0.15

 Chronic lung disease, n (%)

18 (54.55%)

19 (79.17%)

0.09

 Coronary artery disease, n (%)

16 (48.48%)

10 (41.67%)

0.78

 Prior myocardial infarction, n (%)

0

0

–

 Prior percutaneous coronary intervention, n (%)

2 (6.06%)

3 (12.5%)

0.64

 Peripheral vascular disease, n (%)

20 (60.60%)

20 (83.3%)

0.08

 Chronic kidney disease, n (%)

6 (18.18%)

5 (20.83%)

0.99

Baseline echocardiography

 Left ventricular ejection fraction, %

53.73 ± 15.05

44.67 ± 14.19

0.025

 Transaortic Vmax, m/s

5.14 ± 0.78

4.57 ± 0.85

0.011

 Transaortic PGmean, mmHg

67.52 ± 21.99

55.79 ± 16.01

0.031

 LVM, g

265.35 ± 87.38

338.84 ± 98.46

0.004

 LVMI, g/m2

161.66 ± 48.78

197.66 ± 62.32

0.018

 Ascending aorta diameter, mm

40.50 ± 5.59

38.75 ± 4.32

0.21